The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-04-14
Cotton-Good middling, o. cents.

G. G. LANGSTON, LOCAL EDITOR.
Cotton-Good middling, 93 cents.
Base ball is the most popular game nov
with the boys.
Mr.. J. W. Todd, of Seneca, spent Tues
day in the city.
The measles and roseola are still keep
ing the doctors busy.
The Court House officials are havin,
an easy time just now.
Gov. Richardson has re. appointed Gen
Humphreys Master for Anderson County
The crop OF strawberries received some
thing of back-set from the recent colo
spell.
A few bales of cotton have beer
brought into the city during the past ter
days.
The clerks are getting anxious to know
ii the stores will close at six o'clock this
Summer.
Miss Maggie McNfnch and Miss swy
gert, Of Williamson. are visiting friends
in the city, p
Mrs. Margaret Simpson, of Pend atom
is in the city visiting her sister, Mrs. sa.
rah Broyles.
Easter was q most beautiful day, and
many new hats, dresses and suits were
brought out.
Persons who visit the cemeteries should
not pull the flowers. They are put there
by loving hands.
Our exchanges show that the farmers in
this State are using less guano this season
than for years past.
Mr.. A. E. Gonzales, the gentlemanly
agent Of the Nesas and Courier, spent day
in the city last weak. b
The dog muzzles have arrived. Call on
the policemen and get one. Fifty cents
apieceis the price Of them.
The average country editor can console
himself with the idea that the plum and
blackberry crop isall right. !
Dr.. J. N. Holcombe and his excellent
wife, Of Fountain Inn, Greenville Coun-
ty, yepe in the city last Monday, r. ,
There Is an Ordinance against leaving
your horse standing unhitched or alone
on the streets Of the city. Bear this in
mind.
We are requested to announce that Rev.
a. NJ. Allen will preach at Meals Creek
Church on next Sunday morning at II
o'clock.
The streets Of the city are being thor
orghly worked by large forcs Of hands
under the supervision of streetoYerseer
MCGEE. a
Col. and Mrs. J. N. Brown left last week
to visit their daughter, Miss varina, who
is student of Yassar College, PougAs
keepsie, NY. Ss
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Superintendent Starr, in charge of the
pay train, came up on the Savannah VAL
ley Railroad Tuesday, and spent few
hours in the city.
Miss Brucie White, charming young
lady Of Greenville, spent day or two in
the city last week on her way to Lowndes.
vile, where she is visiting relatives.
Thomas McAdams died March %, 1887,
near Antreville. aged se years, and was
buried at First Creek Church. He was
member of the Baptist Church for sixty
years.
The Grand Lodge Of Knights of Honor
conyenes in this city next Wednesday.
The Knights will be given cordial well
come and royalty entertained by the An.
derson Lodge
Mr.. ]. NJ. Sem, of Columbia, spent
Sunday in the city with his friend, Mr..
Chas. Brown. He is pleasant young
gentleman. and we hope to see him in An
derson again..
The, second caunual inspection OF the
Anderson Fire Department takes, place
next Tbufsday, 21st inst, at o'clock p.
m. The programme is published in an
other eoumlS
Thssmany friends Of Mr.. Thomas F.
Drake, f,f-varennes Township will re-
greet to'learn thathe has been very i'll dr.
ring tie past week. At present he is bet
ter, We are:giad to say.
On Tuesday, April 6th, at the residence
Of the bride father, in Pendleton, Wal.
ter Gibson; Of Walhalla, and Miss Alice
Nicely, were united in marriage, the Rev.
J. K Mccain officiating.
The, attention of our lady readers in
and around PendIeton is directed to the
advertisement Of Miss 2. Erskine, who Is
prepared to furnish them anything in the
millinery ine at popular prices.
English milliners are said to have dis.
oovereRa way3of making bonnets of tis-
sua papeg 30 thatthe bonnet will not cost
over 10 cents. If this is true, young men
can begin to marry On ordinary salaries.
Due West correspondence of the Abbe.
vile Hess and Bonner: 'tMr. W. Eugene
Milford, representing Messrs. Means &
AcGee, Of Anderson, has been down to
sell the sons ;of Erskine their Summer
Sunday clothing
The following persons have packa.
ges in the Southern Express Office In this
city: DR.. SR. g. Witherspoon, Hollands
Store; M. P. shesrer, sadler's Greek Miss
A. e. Davis, care Edward Davis, city ); J.
L. o. King, Fair Play. ~.e-v
'Its been give out that my daughter
was married" said County citizen the
other day, shut I want to state that there
amt no truth in it. Sech talk as that'll
keep the young rnen away. She aint
married at all, but jest as willin' Us ever"
The advance in the price of cotton
comes at the right time of year to enoour-
age farmers to put in big crop. This has
happened many times before, and thep pru.